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docs(agents): document custom profiles and setting changes

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With `titleBarStyle: hidden` on Windows, `WM_NCCALCSIZE` takes the frame
insets from `AdjustWindowRectExForDpi` and keeps the client rect at the
window's top edge, plus the frame height when maximized so the taskbar stays
uncovered. Windows 11 draws the top border into a 1 px non-client strip left
there. Windows 10 draws the whole caption over any strip shorter than one
(Windows Terminal's `NonClientIslandWindow` records the same), so it gets no
strip. Instead, while no accent effect is on, `WindowStyle::Apply` extends the
DWM frame over the whole caption height and `WindowController` keeps a 1 px
row of client area above the Flutter view, paints it black in `WM_PAINT`
(alpha 0 to DWM, which shows the frame's border through it) and answers
`WM_NCHITTEST` with `HTTOP` for it. The plugin therefore positions the view
itself on `WM_SIZE` and after every frame change; the runner's own placement
only runs before `ensureInitialized`. The row is gone while maximized or full
screen, where there is no border to show, and while an accent effect is on.
uncovered. Windows 11 draws the top border into a non-client strip one
physical pixel tall left there. Windows 10 draws the whole caption over any
strip shorter than one (Windows Terminal's `NonClientIslandWindow` records the
same), so it gets no strip. Instead, while no accent effect is on,
`WindowStyle::Apply` extends the DWM frame over the whole caption height and
`WindowController` keeps a row of client area one physical pixel tall above
the Flutter view, paints it black in `WM_PAINT` (alpha 0 to DWM, which shows
the frame's border through it) and answers `WM_NCHITTEST` with `HTTOP` for it.
The plugin therefore positions the view itself on `WM_SIZE` and after every
frame change; the runner's own placement only runs before `ensureInitialized`.
The row is gone while maximized or full screen, where there is no border to
show, and while an accent effect is on.
The Flutter content must paint a translucent background for anything but
`none` to be visible.